What was the first album you listened to in its entirety from start to finish?
AKA what album set you on your course than landed you here tonight?
>>61568629
I don't think I've ever listened to a full album from start to finish.
>>61568691
this
Smoked weed for the first time when I was 13 to this album, was a skimpy j i shared with a friend but it was a borderline religious experience.
>>61568767
First time getting high regardless of strength is a (for lack of better word) euphoric experience
>>61568767
Yo enjoy the silence into policy of truth must've gotten you that erection bruv
>>61568748
what the fuck are you even doing here
Probably Get Rich or Die Trying
>>61568691
Same
I probably first listened to this when I was 8. Still wasn't really into music until I was about 11, when I decided The Beatles were all I was going to listen to three years.
This is the first CD I bought for myself and the first CD I listened to fully by my choice. This is when I started moving away from pop punk to hardcore punk.
>>61568748
Go back to leddit, you don't belong here fuccboi
weird al - running with scissors
>>61568629
Nigga how can I remember something like that? Probably breakfast in america
>>61569187
I think this was the first for me too, either that or Back in Black, no fucking clue
>>61568629
either oingo boingo's "only a lad" or tmbg's "flood"
>>61569823
It's still a great record too. Punk In Drublic was the first album I bought for myself. I think I still have the cassette.
>>61569904
Ribbed and everything prior ended up being my favorite stuff by them even though The War On Errorism was my first. Don't get me wrong, I love all their stuff but I like it old stuff the most.
I think it was 52nd Street
I think it was probably Yellow Submarine. I think I was also barely old enough to work a CD player. Probably around kindergarten. That's the furthest back I can remember musically.
>>61568629
>>61568629
to be honest all the way through probbaly dis
probably nevermind by nirvana, with teeth by nin or linkin park's meteora. can't remember which one i got first
Master of Puppets, when I was 11 or so.
Still one of my favorite metal albums
Listened to this when it came out cause I enjoyed the singles, late 2012 and came to /mu/ asking for more hip hop albums like it
and eventually decided I like it here and I started to branch out and listen to genres other than rap.
>>61568629
I used to listen to live sets online way before I listened to full albums.
Guns n Roses Tokyo 92
Jimi at Woodstock.
Typical dad rock shit
![Foodliquor[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/YfBAp0Q.jpg "Foodliquor[1].jpg")
![Album_YUI_-_FROM_ME_TO_YOU_Vorbis_q10_0_pub[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/NX9gjQP.jpg "Album_YUI_-_FROM_ME_TO_YOU_Vorbis_q10_0_pub[1].jpg")
I dont listen to japanese songs that much, but yeah i couldnt stop litening to her voice
Didn't care about music taste until this album. Found on some chill-out station on Pandora, ended up listening to the whole thing. Looked at its Wikipedia page, and saw its genre was Trip Hop. Idk what that was at the time, looked it up, andddd interest in music
>>61570344
>>61570338
how young can you guys be that the first full length album you listened to was online?
It was either this or one of the other vinyls my mum and dad had lying around. Used to listen to them endlessly before our record player died.
Daft Punk - Discovery
>>61568629
This masterpiece.
Would listen to it everyday until I broke the tape.
>>61570625
desu I'm 18 so I was like 15 at the time.
so yeah I was pretty young
but before this I only ever listened to singles and I'm sure that when we had road trips when I was younger, we didnt listen to the entire album or it was like, greatest hits and stuff.
back when i was in 4th grade
>>61570900
this. 4th grade christmas present. i still remember the lyrics
>>61571033
so that puts you at about 20 years old?
>>61571130
22. I think i got it the year it came out
Nevermind by Nirvana.
2nd grade.
>>61568629
Is this it- the strokes or holy wood by marilyn manson
I was an edgy kid
I've listened to full albums for as long as I can remember. I remember buying CDs every week in fourth-fifth grade.
>>61571359
Man, Holy Wood was one of my first too, I used to be the biggest Manson fanboy. I remember buying a CD copy of Antichrist Superstar during my lunch break in highschool & keeping it on the corner of my desk during class for the rest of the day, just so I could show people how edgy I was. The black painted nails, straightened hair & fingerless gloves didn't help much either. Those were some dark fuckin' times.
>>61571541
get out now
>>61570900
was about to post this, a lot of memories here
This
>>61571541
I was almost as bad mang had long ass hair and was like 60 pounds over weight
jesus
pretty sure it was this
oh well oh well
>>61570900
Loved it, quite like it today but not as much as when I was 13
I'm 90% sure it's this. The other 10% says it's >>61570900
>>61570237
Came here to post this. Still love it, too
![Trout_Mask_Replica[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/ljrePQo.png "Trout_Mask_Replica[1].png")
this
>>61571711
yeah ill say this is still top 10 all time
>>61568629
I am embarrassed to admit this but...
>>61571188
same bud
Probably some Disney shit. Did no one else listen to CDs in the car when they were very young?
>>61572452
I probably enjoy this more now than I did as a kid
4thish grade
I went to Christian school
(Pic related is a damn good band, I don't care what you memesters say)
>>61570309
am amazed that this is someone elses response, whoa
i had hand drawn pictures of BT1 and 2 hanging up in my room
>>61572544
That and Beautiful Letdown still hold up well
Tiesto - just be. Which got me into dance music, then went to shoegaze and ambient, then to post rock and eventually ended up discovering a shit ton of great artists. Thanks Tiesto. You used to be based as fuck.
>>61568629
>>61569187
>>61570900
>>61572452
>>61572534
DId you go trough the pop-punk - metal - other stuff timeline or you just cut through to more genres
>>61572861
Actually yes, pop-punk -> metal(core) -> dadrock -> trance (via tiesto) -> indie/idm -> /mu/core -> whatever the fuck i'm doing now
>>61568629
>>61568629
im seeing some good taste in here anons
liking the honesty as well
>>61570191
I remember in like 5th grade or some shit the cool kids would bring this in and we would listen to it every day in after school
>>61568748
Jesus fucking christ
>>61568748
mid tier b8
Disturbed was the first band I truly loved and Nu-Metal was the first genre I was properly into.
Yes, I admit, I had shit taste when I was 13.
>AKA what album set you on your course than landed you here tonight?
American Idiot
Later on it was Daydream Nation
I was 8 and remember liking the closer because it had the word fuck in it and the song was catchy. But the album was so raw, hard, and even had its soft bits; still recall being blown away by this genre called industrial. Fast forward almost 22 years and I am still a huge fan, have all of the Nine Inch Nails catalogue and look forward to this years new release and your.
>>61568748
this, not for the first time at least, or intentionally.
>tfw never had an edgy phase
>was always a whiny glass-jawed fag
>>61568629
dunno
Oh middle school
>>61572900
Jesus. It's like me only a tripfag. MAKE IT STOP!!!
>>61570222
piece of shite, with all due respect
>>61570625
22
I guess technically the first album I listened to all the way through was M
Ludacris' red light district but I was way too young to be critical of it or have it impact me in any sort of way.
>>61573195
As much hate as Coldplay gets, this is actually an ok album
>>61568748
Reported
>>61568629
This masterpiece right here. My parents made me put head phones on after the second or third repeat of the album. I would litterally sit and listen to it the entire day.
>>61571817
Liar
![By_the_Throat_(Eyedea_&_Abilities_album)[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/SGvO92R.jpg "By_the_Throat_(Eyedea_&_Abilities_album)[1].jpg")
my hip hop phase is something i definitely don't regret going through. i still love this album.
>>61568629
This was actually my first CD and I loved it.
>>61570191
I honestly think it was this, I had it on cassette and listened to it on a coach on a school trip when I was like 10. Or it might have Daft Punk - Discovery when it came our in 2001.
>>61570900
This might be it, but I remember putting pic related on my stereo (dad had a CD) around the same time I was getting into Green Day
>>61570309
me aged 13
i still have a couple of once-loved cd/dvd albums
>>61573268
I love you
here's the first album I ever physically purchased. It was back at Tower Records. Ah...
Aged 12:
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
now I personally think that it's a quiet overrated album and that TGSTK is way better
>>61573159
same. I was 14 though. Went through a huge Nirvana phase before but TDS taught me how to listen to albums.
>>61573621
underoath is a great band, this album brings back good memories
>>61573795
right? Funny thing, I first heard about them because one of their songs was on a "Greg Hasting's" paintball game on the original Xbox
>>61573840
yeah i actually remember that game as well, pretty sure underoath had songs on a bunch of video games, i remember hering them in Madden
This was the first album I ever owned. Must have been like 6 or 7.
>>61570900
>>61573418
Damn bruh these were literally my first two, followed by the eminem show
I lived a rather sheltered life growing up. So the first time I heard this, I was genuinely taken back. I didn't realise an album could have non-single tracks that weren't complete shit.
Obviously my tastes have changed since then. But at the time, this was absolutely massive for me.
>>61568629
Amon Amarth's Twilight of the Thunder God
>>61574174
>>61574360
>>61570191
Yep. Same here
Maybe not strictly speaking, but it's the first one I remember, and definitely the first one I listened to in full repeatedly.
>>61568691
This
Bought this on cassette when I was 8 or 9 years old.
>>61575002
>Duran Duran
>on casette
>when you were 8 or 9
you 40 or what?
WIKI WIKI WILD
still bump this 2bh
stole this cd from my dad when i was like 6 or 7
Came to /mu/, listened to this
>>61571705
This was mine. Fucking love this album still.
>>61568629
Cannot remember, my parents used to have CDs and cassettes that we'd listen to on long car journeys, so probably whatever they were listening to at the time. Maybe REM automatic for the people.
>>61570900
that was the shit that got me into drums
>mfw I still listen to it
>>61568691
Hey grandad
Smurf hit vol 1 got it for my 4th birthday. If that doesn't count tthenI guess i have to skip ahead all the way to the 3rd grade and Bomfunk mcs.
I bet you faggots don't even know it
>>61576555
You may have good taste but you're still a pretentious massive faggot.
>>61576555
Cualquier hispano hablante con algun nivel de interes en rock los conoce
I still find it decent.
>>61577044
Cause it is good
still bangs
>>61571188
same.
I'm not counting stuff I heard just by being around my parents, so this probably. I got it in one of those CD catalog things when I was like 9.
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Yeah I have no idea why I got into it.
I only listened to it once.
I listen to this even before I knew about the movie.
I have no idea since my parents had a shitload of CD's and I sat in front of the stereo for hours on end as a child.
These are some that I remember the most vividly though
>Era - Era
>Scorpions - Love at First Sting
>AC DC - For Those about to Rock
>Black Sabbath - Masters of Reality
>Iron Maiden - Powerslave
>Bon Jovi - Keep the Faith
Come to think about it, I'm one of the rare kids in my neighbourhood that didn't hate their parents' taste in music.
>>61577742
P.s. I cried on the last track
I was only 8 ok
This, probably. My parents listened to music a lot so this probably isn't technically my first album, but this is the first one I have distinct memories of listening to.
It's the first album I can remember listening to start to finish there might be others though.
no joke my mom bought me this when i was 9 thinking it was christian rap
If we're not counting parents' music, then here's my first own album ever.
Here's a blogpost for your benefit
>roaming around flea market with dad at 6 or 7 yo.
>see album with cool castle picture on the cover
>i'm a child so i want it without any other reasoning
>ask dad to buy it
>asks what it is
>"dunno dad bro, but it's cool cause there's a castle"
>he buys it for me anyway
>get home
>put the cd in the stereo
>whatthefuckamilisteningto.jpg
>turns out it's atmospheric black metal
>eventually grow into it
>mom hates me for blaring it in the living room in the middle of the day
And I still listen to Summoning to this day.
i was 6, still a good album doe
>>61577785
This album is so good
If we're being honest...
Californication
Started a bit late
>>61577989
i feel ya brother
Eminem SSLP when i was about 10
This got me into music
Definitely Origin of Symmetry
After listening to top40 radio songs religiously for several years, Space Dementia and Citizen Erased fucking blew my mind off
Went to see them live shortly afterwards and now im still a pleb but at least I know a lot of music
12
still really like it desu
>>61577981
Most of the music I listened to at that point in my life I've long since given up on but I still listen to Millencollin every so often.
>>61568629
If i'm going to be honest,
>origin story
I wasn't allowed to listen to anything but Christian Rock Radio until I was eighteen, and occasionally there was the random pop hit blasting from some storefront speakers. It was the very first album I got-no research, no rec-and listened to it on a borrowed pair of headphones.
It sounds cheesy but I never thought of music as anything more than a religious gospel platform-something to listen when you want to get hyped for sunday mass, and I was very gladly removed from that funk with this album.
tldr : Music, to me or you, is better than what it could be
>>61572861
I went through several phases while growing where I mainly only listened to one genre at a time. However nowdays I listen to a variety of stuff simultaneously. My timeline from ages 8 to 16 went something like pop-punk>nu-metal>post-hardcore>metalcore>deathcore>idm>ambient>post-punk>shoegaze>black metal.
>mum listens to full albums
I remember singing along with her when I was around 6-7. Heard a ton of dad/momrock albums through her.
My dad was into Motown compilations and old french pop. His fave was the Temptations.
>mfw papa ended up being rolling stone
That song still gets me all kind of fucked up tbqh senpai
Finnfags will know
>>61568629
I was 9 when I got this album. Had no idea what the lyrics meant, but I think it set me on course.
>>61568629
Still to this day.
>>61568748
I threw up a little in my mouth
>>61568709
Same here. My old man used to be really into Sabbath and Deep Purple, and I basically grew up on their music, eventually inheriting his entire vinyl collection when he passed. Now they're amongst my favorite bands as well.
Not even baiting
Reminder that if the first album you listened through all the way came out after 1989 you need to seriously consider suicide.
Blink 182 have always been trash for retards.
>>61570846
Quiet is their best song. Shame nobody else seems to agree.
>>61579713
hohoho
>AFI
your'e both the same in my eyes senpai
When I was 10 I found my dad's burned disc with tons of music for his DJing. This album was on there.
At 10 I thought it was great, now I'm nearly 21 and, well, yeah.
>>61568709
My MAN.
>>61573359
FUCKING YES.
(I just posted the Encore album and I thoroughly regret not hearing of Eyedea before his passing.) My life has not been the same after hearing his music.
>>61579634
Did you go to 13 or the end? I doubt its like the old days but its still loads of fun
>>61575672
>>61573359
More GOATS
>>61577274
>Asking Alexandria
>2011
>>61573418
We probably lead similar lives to this day
>>61568863
This
>>61579863
I'm planning on seeing them if only because this is the last tour and they're calling it quits afterwards. Also, 3 out of 4 original members ain't that bad. Sabbath certainly has had worse lineups.
>>61570823
Same nigga
>>61573331
lol
>>61568629
Warren G - G Funk Era
>>61568691
same
Listened to nothing but popular Punk-rock and the most generic Electronic songs before this.
Still in my top 10.
>>61568748
>>61568748
GARBAGE
>>61574595
Oh, so I'm not the only italian here.
Pic related btw, still my favorite artist and one of my favorite album
>>61570474
Thats a good one
>>61571681
shit thats mine too
>>61570870
>frequently changing songs on road trips
>>61572861
Nah, AAR was pretty much all I listened to before The Beatles.
Probably Dookie way back when. Discovered it in like 6th grade and thought it was awesome.
the soundtrack to the treasure island movie
>>61572521
Same here. Used to think it was a good album and liked Dance, Dance and Sugar, We're Going Down a lot but now as far as I'm concerned every track is goat. Literally not a dull moment on the album
So I went to /mu/ and found this
>>61568748
this
>>61575672
Just listened to this for the first time the other day. As someone who doesn't enjoy any hip hop bar meme artists, I thought it was fucking amazing.
>>61573418
I remember I played this through a shitty boombox and had a great time.
>>61575518
this
>>61570900
>back when i was in 4th grade
I thought that i was gay
did people seriously not listen to any music appropriate for children as full albums?
